2 AM
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"Why are you here?!" It was raining, and Avery thought this was ridiculous; Jessie was being ridiculous. The rain poured down as the two girls looked at each other, a desperate look both on their faces. "Why am I here?" Avery's expression softened at the girl's broken words. She was about to say something, but Jessie beat her to it. "WHY AM I HERE?!" Jessie screamed at the sky, not even knowing why she was here, in front of the girl she broke months ago. She smiled sadly and shook her head, looking at the girl she also lost months ago as well. "Avery... Why am I here?" She chuckled. "I'm here because it's 2 AM, Avery."
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On a rainy afternoon, two friends seek shelter together, their clothes drenched from the storm. As they dry off, unspoken tension builds between them. The protagonist finds themselves drawn to the other's beauty, their heart racing with emotions they never acknowledged before. A simple moment-brushing hair, a lingering touch-leads to a kiss, then something deeper, something intimate and electric. Their bodies speak in ways words never could, lost in the warmth of each other. But when the rain stops, so does the illusion. The moment shatters when one pulls away, apologizing-revealing that, despite everything they shared, they don't see the protagonist that way. Left alone, heartbroken, the protagonist is left to wrestle with the contradiction of feeling everything just moments before, only to lose it all in the silence that follows.

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